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Newspaper
Patoka Register
Location
Patoka, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Apr 17, 1931
Page
7
White accents dominate spring and summer wardrobes with white and black or white and navy themes. White jackets, furs, coats, hats, heels, and jewelry pair with dark skirts and dresses. The black gown shown uses high contrast white elements and a profile hat. Jewelry favors chalk white beads and black and white combinations.
Saratoga chops cut from lamb shoulder offer excellent flavor. A suggested cooking method from the USDA Bureau of Home Economics wraps each chop with bacon, browns them, then bakes in a celery and pepper–onion chili sauce mixture for an hour at 300 F. Serve hot from the casserole.
A Bureau of Home Economics feature suggests a noodle ring as a stylish meal option for lunch or supper. It lists ingredients including noodles butter eggs milk and onion with basco sauce and notes a 20 minute boil for the noodles.
The USDA advises homemakers to raise the sink to proper height to improve posture during dishwashing. It suggests simple adaptations such as a flat box, streamlining motions, stacking dishes, washing silver together, and using a drain basket and drainboard setup to reduce strain and speed tasks.
Practical hostess tips for make-ahead dishes and clever garnishes. Includes pickle use on sandwiches and a manly salad idea with hard cooked eggs, lettuce, onions, pickles, and dressings.
In Fairyland a group of mermaid fairies planning a water bound swimming party visit Mr. Pickerel’s lake. They wear seaweed dresses and green water wings as fishes cheer the underwater races won by Fairy Perch. A glass boat parade ends with pond weed salad and pond lily lemonade.
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Marietta, the first settlement within Ohio’s present limits, was founded in 1788 by Rufus Putnam and a New England colony under Ohio Company authority. It was named in honor of Marie Antoinette.
The British Order of the Bath founded in 1399 comprises three classes Knights Grand Cross Knights Commander and Companions.
The article from the United States Department of Agriculture explains baking apples as a quick busy day option. It lists fillings and methods including stuffing cores with nuts or dried fruit, baking in syrup, and dishes like scalloped apples apple cobbler and apple turnovers.
Country Home reports farmers urge old fashioned punishments for careless motorists. A Detroit judge has required violators to sit in the police pen for an hour and write lines such as I passed a traffic light or I passed a standing street car many times. Many admit they'd rather be spanked.
A vintage ad urges relief from stomach upset and excess acid with Phillips Milk of Magnesia. It claims fast neutralization, suitability for all ages, hospital use, and doctor endorsement, with 25 and 50 cent sizes available at drugstores.
A dialogue touches on matrimony as a concept, contrasting definitions with a quip about marriage. It muses on modern knowledge surpassing past eras and notes how few people want reminders of their small sins.
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